At Freiburg Materials Research Center (FMF), I developed Python and Pandas pipelines that reduced processing time for spectroscopic and electrical datasets. I also used numerical simulations and statistical analysis to model optical properties of perovskite semiconductors.
At the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), I applied machine learning and multivariate statistics to semiconductor research data, improving predictive model accuracy. I also created SQL and Python workflows for clean, analysis-ready datasets.
At the Institute for Energy and Nuclear Research (IPEN), I designed statistical models to analyze TDPAC data and identify patterns in magnetic nanoparticle behavior. My work supported collaboration between theoretical physics and experimental research.
I’m now intensifying my programming and software engineering skills through project-based training at 42 Zurich. My background includes a Ph.D. in Applied Nuclear Technology and experience in Python, C, SQL, and machine learning.

